Superintendent candidate tells Sweetwater County School District #2 panel they would lead visibly, expand career-technical programs and protect electives amid预算

Superintendent candidate told an interview panel for Sweetwater County School District #2 that they favor a collaborative, highly visible leadership style and would prioritize ensuring “every student to graduate with a purpose.” The candidate outlined past work building career-technical education programs, a live-streaming instruction network for rural schools and plans to protect elective programming while managing likely state-related budget constraints.

The candidate said, “My leadership style is very collaborative and supportive. You're gonna see me. I'm very visible,” and later said the district’s aim should be that “every student to graduate with a purpose.” They told the panel they expect to be involved in classroom observations and to model instructional leadership for principals while keeping an “open door” for staff and community input.

The candidate highlighted two district-level initiatives they said they helped create at Colorado River BOCES: EPIC (Educational Pathways to Innovative Careers), a career-technical expansion…